13 September 2019 | Euronews
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France French scientists win Ig Nobel prize for testing temperature of postmen's testicles The Ig Nobel prizes are for experiments which "make you laugh then make you think" -
USA Desperate Housewives actress Felicity Huffman gets 14 days in prison over college cheating scandal The actress pleaded guilty in May to paying $15,000 to have her daughter's SAT scores boosted. -
Europe News EU Commissioner Johannes Hahn defends 'European way of life' portfolio Johannes Hahn defended the controversial European way of life portfolio in an exclusive interview with Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey. -
Earth News Street Style: London Fashion Week Looks We take a look at some unique outfits and ask London Fashion Week attendees about their shopping habits. -
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USA Children not exempt from Trump's toughest asylum policy, officials say The new enforcement will include turning back children who arrive at the southern border without their parents. -
France 'Cocktail of pollutants' found in English Channel dolphins A study has found a 'cocktail of pollutants' in dolphins living in the English Channel. -
USA Appeals court revives lawsuit against Trump over his businesses In July, a federal appeals court tossed a similar challenge to Trump's ownership of a luxury hotel near the White House. -
United Kingdom Worries of 'timebomb' temporary residency as UK government releases EU settlement scheme data Campaigners have expressed concern about the numbers EU27 nationals being given temporary — rather than permanent — permission to live in the UK post-Brexit. -
No Comment Fridays for Future calls for more action against climate change Hundreds of protesters from the 'Fridays for Future' movement took to the streets of Frankfurt on Friday. At the same time, protesters also gathered in Berlin and formed a human chain around the chancellery, demanding more action be taken against climate change -
USA Andrew McCabe's lawyers urge prosecutors not to keep pursuing charges With no word from the Justice Department on where things stand, McCabe's lawyer cited media reports that speculated the grand jury had failed to indict him. -
World News A majority of people across the world agree that society is 'broken' — survey A majority of people across the world agreed with statements that society is broken and the economy rigged to favour the rich and powerful, according to a new Ipsos MORI survey. -
United Kingdom Catwalk controversy as London Fashion Week targeted by climate and animal activists Protesters from PETA doused themselves in black slime to highlight 'hazardous waste' in the leather industry, while Extinction Rebellion used a 'bleeding' red carpet to represent the industry's impact on the climate. -
No Comment London Fashion Week: 'Dump leather,' demand slimed protesters Nine members of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) group poured the buckets of black slime over themselves to highlight what they called "the hazardous waste associated with the leather industry" -
USA 'Hell yes': Beto O'Rourke explains how he intends to get your AR-15s "Hell yes, we're going to take your AR-15, your AK-47," the Democratic contender said. Critics warn it will make criminals of good guys. -
Belgium Was von der Leyen the first to use the controversial 'European way of life' phrase? Hint: The answer is no. -
USA New Handmaid's Tale sequel proves Margaret Atwood is as sharp as ever ǀ View “The Testaments” is a gripping read that goes down so easily, people may not realize what a progressive piece they’re devouring. -
USA Diary of 'Polish Anne Frank' to be published after being rediscovered "Renia's Diary: A Holocaust Journal" by Renia Spiegel documents four year of the teenage girl's life in Nazi-occupied Poland. -
Belgium Watch: Age no barrier as elderly enjoy special Olympics in Belgium Despite their age, the competitors demonstrated considerable stamina – the final relay race had been re-run several times before the athletes could be persuaded to sit down for tea and cake. -
Tunisia Tunisia presidential election: Two unofficial exit polls project landslide win for Kais Saied An unofficial exit poll conducted by Sigma Consulting projected a landslide win in the Tunisian presidential election for independent candidate Kais Saied on Sunday, saying he had taken 76.9% of the votes. -
Switzerland Watch again: Behind-the-scenes look at CERN, the world's largest particle physics laboratory A special live broadcast from CERN, the world's largest particle physics laboratory, where scientists are trying to unlock the secrets of our universe. -
USA Watch again: Greta Thunberg joins climate change protest outside White House 16-year-old Swedish climate activist in the US to attend a UN summit on zero emissions later this month -
Next Series Luca Parmitano observes the impact of the Amazon forest fires from the International Space Station These fires are deliberately started to clear space for the planting of crops. Sometimes this is done without realising we are possibly in the process of destroying mankind’s only chance of survival -
No Comment Counter protesters in Hong Kong wave Chinese flags Hundreds of pro-government protesters in Hong Kong waved Chinese flags and sang the Chinese national anthem several times on Friday, breaking out into cheers at the end of each rendition. -
No Comment Rescue efforts underway in Alicante as roads are submerged in flood waters Rescue efforts were underway in the Spanish village of Pilar de la Horadada on Friday (September 13), as a third person died due to the series of floods across the Southern region -
Italy Clinton warns Europe of 'Russian interference' on visit to email leak art show The exhibition features print-outs of the leaked private messages sent and received by Clinton which became the subject of an FBI investigation in 2016. -
USA Hospital fire in Brazil leaves at least 11 dead In the chaos, distraught relatives tried to track down patients, unsure of whether they had perished in the fire or had been transferred to another medical facility. -
Europe News Book Worms: Autumn Political Reads We ask booksellers and political scientists what to read this Autumn to understand the latest trends in Europe. -
Business 5G and SMEs: the keys to digital transformation at ITU Telecom World in Budapest ITU Telecom World 2019 gathers governments, industry and entrepeneurs in Budapest, Hungary. This year's topic focuses on the importance of global collaboration in the telecom world: "Innovating together: connectivity that matters". -
USA Hong Kong protesters form human chain on hillsides Armed with lanterns, mobile phones and torches, the activists climbed Lion Rock and Victoria Peak, two hills above the city. -
USA Status quo remains intact after third Democratic debate First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
Ocean The invisible women of Europe's fishing industry Women play a key role in fishing and aquaculture, but often their work remains unrecognised and underpaid -
Taste Sake and Seafood, the perfect combination Japan’s iconic drink, sake, is still little known outside the country. But that could be about to change. -
Ocean The woman challenging stereotypes in Europe's fishing industry Cultural stereotypes are why many women avoid working on large, commercial fishing vessels -
Taste The secret of making Sake In this exclusive video we show you each step in the sake production process -
USA AOC condemns Republican PAC ad that shows her face on fire "Republicans are running TV ads setting pictures of me on fire to convince people they aren't racist," the New York Democrat tweeted. "Life is weird!" -
Europe News Vaccinations: 'Misinformation is very dangerous' Ethan Lindenberger is only 18 years old, but he is already a hardened campaigner. He managed to get vaccinations, against his mother's wishes. Now he is fighting against the spread of anti-vax movements. -
USA Debate night split screen highlights the Democrats' Trump challenge Analysis: The president has honed clear, sharp lines of attack on his 2020 rivals. They're still figuring out the best way to land return punches. -
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson heckled over suspension of UK parliament Boris Johnson was told to reopen parliament by a heckler spoke at the Convention of the North in Rotherham -
USA Ex-bouncer emerges as torchbearer for secular Israelis ahead of elections The former defense minister has tapped into a wellspring of resentment of the ultra-Orthodox, attracting a new base of voters. -
USA AB 5: California follows in Europe’s footsteps in bid to regulate apps like Uber California legislators passed landmark legislation that could redefine what it means to work for apps like Uber and Lyft. -
World Politician Paula Yacoubian says she risks her life fighting Lebanese corruption and garbage crisis Paula Yacoubian represents what some hope is the future of Lebanese politics. -
World How is Women As Partners In Progress promoting gender equality in the MENA region? The Women As Partners In Progress International Conference in Jordan showcased key initiatives for gender equality in the Middle East and North Africa region. -
France Saudi princess handed 10-month suspended sentence over abuse of Paris plumber A French court has handed Saudi Princess Hassa bint Salman a 10-month suspended sentence over the abuse and kidnap of a Parisien plumber. -
USA 6 months after mosque shootings, New Zealand plans more gun restrictions A new bill would create a register to track all the guns in the country and require gun owners to renew their licenses every five years instead of every 10. -
USA Francis Ford Coppola dismayed he may have inspired Boris Johnson Coppola said he felt bad his movie had seemingly given "encouragement to someone I see is about to bring the beloved United Kingdom to ruin." -
USA Francis Ford Coppola dismayed he may have inspired Boris Johnson Coppola said he felt bad his movie had seemingly given "encouragement to someone I see is about to bring the beloved United Kingdom to ruin." -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson to hold talks with EU's Jean-Claude Juncker on Monday as Brexit deadline looms Boris Johnson to hold Brexit talks with EU's Jean-Claude Juncker on Monday -
World Russia-U.S. spy row: Moscow asks Interpol for location of former Kremlin official Russia has asked the United States via Interpol to confirm the whereabouts of a former Kremlin official who Russian media have said may have been a U.S. spy extracted by the CIA. A Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said Moscow learned via the media that Smolenkov and his family were in the U.S. -
Turkey Berat Albayrak: Turkey is back in business ǀ View It is important to understand what has been implemented since we took office last year, when a currency attack, unprecedented in scale, compounded by a host of other financial fragilities was underfoot. -
World Inside Iran: the fight for women's rights after 'Blue Girl' tragedy The death of a female football fan has raised fresh concerns over the freedom of women inside the country. -
Spain Floods in Spain kill at least six people At least six people were killed and more than 3,000 evacuated after two days of severe rain in southeastern Spain. -
United Kingdom John Bercow says he will stop Boris Johnson from breaking the law on Brexit John Bercow says he will stop Boris Johnson from breaking the law on Brexit -
France Paris grinds to standstill as transport workers protest Macron's pension reform Subway workers are protesting against the president's plan to overhaul France's pension system. -
China Watch again: Pro-China protest in Hong Kong shopping mall Demonstrators waved Chinese flags and shouted slogans. -
World News Hong Kong leaders to protesters ahead of fresh demonstrations Carrie Lam says she will prioritise housing, livelihoods.
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USA What was going on between Biden and Castro on health care? The candidates were largely talking past each other: Castro articulated a real divide, but Biden described his plan largely accurately. -
USA Who won the third Democratic debate in Houston? Analysis: Here's how the candidates fared — from those who gave their campaigns a likely boost to those who mostly missed the mark. -
USA Democrats call for unity in order to defeat Donald Trump in 2020 Candidates clashed over healthcare but agreed on the need for gun control, -
USA Texas GOP lawmaker tells Beto O'Rourke: 'My AR is ready for you' The apparent threat came after O'Rourke discussed mandatory buybacks for assault weapons during Thursday's Democratic presidential debate. -
USA Fact checking the third Democratic debate Here's what the candidates said that was true, less than true and flat-out false. -
USA Andrew Yang's 'big' surprise is big bucks Yang announced he was going to give "$1,000 a month to 10 American families for an entire year, someone watching this at home right now." -
USA Leading 2020 Democrats set to face off for first time Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren will be on stage together, but aides to both insist they're not gunning for a fight. -
USA House committee subpoenas Trump's envoy on Taliban talks Rep. Eliot Engel of New York accused the Trump administration of keeping Congress and Americans "in the dark" about the negotiations with the Taliban.